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1. I now have more information regarding the project, and would like to relay it to you to see if they're readily available if we were to collaborate.

Please proofread. Thank you.

2. Thank you for your prompt service and as I had said that I would send in my credit card billing statement as soon as I see the amount posted to my statement.

OR

Thank you for your prompt service and as I have said that I would send in my credit card billing statement as soon as I see the amount posted to my statement.

Should I use present perfect or past perfect here? Please give me an educational explanation if possible. Thank you.

Thanks!

RandomGuy · Accepted Answer

You have been asked a number of times not to post duplicate threads. Merging two different unanswered threads as a new one is no different.

Refer to this thread for the answer to your comma concern.

Refer to your other past perfect / present perfect threads for the answer to your other question.

PreciousJones · Answer

Aspara GusYou have been asked a number of times not to post duplicate threads. Merging two different unanswered threads as a new one is no different.

Sorry, I'm extremely forgetful...

Can you take a look at those two sentences? Thanks.

PreciousJones · Answer

Aspara GusYou have been asked a number of times not to post duplicate threads. Merging two different unanswered threads as a new one is no different.Refer to this thread for the answer to your comma concern.Refer to your other past perfect / present perfect threads for the answer to your other question.

It's easier for me to learn by posting different sentences I'm confused about on this forum. I'm not doing it on purpose, so that you guys will have more work, it's just a better learning style for me. My memory is slowly deteriorating so I find the best way for me to learn is by doing what I've been doing all along. It's not like I keep re-posting the same thoughts and ideas. I know my questions have been similar, but the sentence structure and subject areas are different and sometimes I get lost in the context. Thank you for your time and efforts.

PreciousJones · Answer

You know they say, practice makes perfect, and by typing these ideas out makes me learn even faster.

Fivejedjon · Answer

Aspara GusYou have been asked a number of times not to post duplicate threads. Merging two different unanswered threads as a new one is no different.

Indeed!

@ PrecciousJones. I have just deleted a duplicate of this post, submitted about half an hour ago. Will you PLEASE stop duplicating posts. It clutters up the forum, and wastes the time of those members who answer your question in one thread only to find that it has already been answered in another.

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